Some of the physical indicators of sexual abuse are torn, stained or bloody underclothing, pain swelling or itching in genital area, difficulty walking or sitting, bruises or bleeding in genial area, venereal diseases, or frequent urinary or yeast infections. ... They are withdrawn, chronic depression, excessive seductiveness, role reversal, overly concerned for siblings, poor self esteem, self devaluation, lack of confidence, peer problems, lack of involvement, massive weight change, suicide attempts (especially adolescents), hysteria, lack of emotional control, inappropriate sex play and...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern wander through Tom Stoppard's play like a virgin on their way to the lake in a modern day slasher film. From the beginning to the end of the play these characters are generally confused and cannot comprehend the world around them. Despite the fact that they try and attem...

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In the farewell scene it begins with John back in his city clothes, which lets the audience know John has decided to go back to his city life. ... Also Weir perfectly framed this scene by having Rachel is her Amish clothes, against the backdrop of the interior on the Farm house, whilst having Book in his detective suit set against the backdrop oh a whining road leading to the outside world. ... This is depicted throughout the whole film, as both Rachel's and John's love for one another is torn apart by their two contradictory cultures, as they are simply to different to mix. ...

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Although his clothes were torn and tattered, love is all that mattered between Chris Gardner and his son Christopher through their hardships which his why the story of Chris Gardner's pursuit to happiness is a very inspirational and compelling one to tell. ...

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Orwell describes the native Burmese people, who have been gathering behind him at the scene of this dramatic event, as a "sea of yellow faces above the garish clothes-face all happy and excited over this bit of fun; all certain that the elephant was going to be shot" (Orwell). ... Orwell shows how a nation torn by imperialism does not only effect those opposed but also the oppressors themselves. ...

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• Has Bibliography
• Grade Level: Undergraduate